Word: masthead
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...masthead, instead of "editor," Freda Kirchwey should call herself "gravedigger" of the Nation, the late journal of liberal opinion...
...Harvard, where he studied writing under Critic Bernard DeVoto ("Cut out those adjectives"), became president of the Crimson, got a degree in History and Literature. Fuerbringer went back home to a reporter's job on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, a practical journalism school which carried in its masthead Joseph Pulitzer's injunction: "Never be satisfied with merely printing news." There he heard the exhortations of a demanding city editor on how to get a story ("Don't come back until you've got it") and the need for accuracy ("When...
...gave him day-to-day command of the news room to be shared with 50-year-old Managing Editor Milburn ("Pete") Akers (TIME, Nov. 14). This week, the elder Field made the transfer of power complete. He gave up his title of publisher, though he remained on the masthead as president, and made Marsh Field editor & publisher of the newspaper which he will some...
...grant from the Laura Spellman Rockefeller Memorial Fund by agreeing to assign control of his company to four universities (Yale, Columbia, Iowa and Minnesota). The odd partnership gave canny Publisher Hecht academic alliances which brought an impressive array of famous educators to Parents' masthead as "advisory editors." It also brought the schools a golden flow of income from Parents and a handful of new magazines. By 1949, when Publisher Hecht finally bought up control of Parents Institute, the colleges had already taken out substantial profits...
...checks on this week's masthead (See Col. 1) are 31 reasons why we feel especially well equipped to tell you what is going on in the Far East these days, and what to expect in the weeks to come. For each of these checks indicates a TIME staff member who has either been a working journalist in the Far East or who has lived there long enough to know it well...